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We'll slash planning time, says Blears

16 November 2007

The time it takes for major transport infrastructure projects to clear the UK planning system will be slashed by half under new legislation, the communities secretary has pledged.

Fast rail set for scrutiny

16 November 2007

National policy statements need to cover high-speed rail projects, a campaign group insisted this week.

Second opinion

16 November 2007

Review of the masterplan for Crystal Palace Park in London.

David Lock outlines proposals for Portsmouth station square

16 November 2007

David Lock Associates has produced a development framework to help renew the area surrounding Portsmouth and Southsea station.

Better mechanisms to fund infrastructure

16 November 2007

Better mechanisms to fund infrastructure should be introduced to UK cities, experts argued last week.

Controversial waste plant given go-ahead

14 November 2007

Plans for a South East waste incinerator received full planning permission this week.

Housing body calls for clarity on flood plains

14 November 2007

Clearer decisions must be made about what land to give up to the sea while improving coastal defences across the East of England, a report urged this week.